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The available climate parameters data of the rainfall and temperature for the Iraqi meteorological stations: Mosul, Kirkuk, Baiji, Tuz, Tikrit, and Debaga were investigated. The findings indicate profound document of changein climateshowed by the noticeable increase of the average mean annual temperature with the remarkable decrease of the yearly precipitation in the investigated meteorological locations. The impact of the climatic change on the hydrochemistry of Debaga unconfined aquifer was noticeable in increasing the water salinity as studied during the year 2014 and compared with the years before 2001. The Debaga unconfined aquifer water has indicated two groups’sulphate (79%) and chloride (21%) for the year 2014. It is clear that the climate change conditions increase the sulphate group in Debaga basin during 2014. It is recommended to overcome the water shortage by choosing an economical method of irrigation rather than the local traditional methods.

Impact of climate change on the hydrochemistry of Debaga unconfined aquifer, Kurdistan region, Iraq